Blog Posts

Rev. Welton Gaddy, as a longtime Baptist minister and a champion of keeping religion out of politics (and politics out of religion), has a unique history with some of the techniques and leaders [...]

It’s potentially encouraging that the mainstream media is shining more of a spotlight on the way religion is being used and abused in the current electoral cycle. Of course, the old saying [...]

We are hosting a college classmate of my oldest son in our home. Having just graduated from college, she is in the area looking for a job. Z is a delightful person who happens to be Muslim. In [...]

In this season of reflection, of hope, we are thankful for our Interfaith Alliance family around the country. This note was sent in by our Oklahoma Affiliate President Jeff Hamilton. Rev Mark [...]

Caving to religious bigotry, Lowe’s pulled its advertising from the TLC program, “All-American Muslim.” The show examines life in Dearborn, Mich., through the lens of five Muslim American [...]

When Time contributing writer Amy Sullivan publisher her column Let’s put ‘Christ’-mas In Its Place in USA Today, we knew we had to have her on the show. As provocative as the [...]

As the state of Iowa gears up for the first-in-the-nation presidential primary event, the Iowa Caucuses, Welton broadcasts from Des Moines. Connie Ryan Terrell, Executive Director of Interfaith [...]

When Tammy Aaberg’s 15-year-old son Justin killed himself last year, she had no idea he’d been bullied mercilessly at school. She also didn’t know that he wasn’t the first [...]

On November 13th, Interfaith Alliance will recognize the recipients of this year’s Walter Cronkite Faith and Freedom Awards at a gala dinner in New York City. The recipients are retired [...]

Welton is joined this week by Chris Stedman, the Interfaith and Community Service Fellow for the Humanist Chaplaincy at Harvard University and the Founder of the first blog dedicated to exploring [...]